Winnipeggers warm up to GarageSalesWinnipeg.com with each passing year

GARAGESALESWINNIPEG.com officially launched its website on a cold February day in 2016 but Winnipeggers warmed up to the site quickly.   

February 25, 2019 - The GARAGESALESWINNIPEG.com web site went live on February 25, 2016. The Winnipeg community now has its own go-to-source website for searching and submitting garage sales and related events. It is 100% free, and no registration is required. The garage sale surfing season here only begins to warm up in April, and really heats up by May. Garage and yard sale signs, sandwich boards, and all sorts of related notices calculated to gain the attention of pedestrians and moving vehicles to their one-of-a-kind event cover the city!

 

The internet world is no less busy with hundreds of garage sale postings on various websites that do not always leave the visitor with a satisfactory experience. More Winnipeggers are now choosing to visit GARAGESALESWINNIPEG.com to search for garage sales in their area or post their own event. They are coming to GARAGESALESWINNIPEG.com because they are served more quickly by a clean and uncluttered design that does not leave them more confused or stressed. They come to GARAGESALESWINNIPEG.com because it allows them to have a positive on-site experience while we work on additional ways to accommodate a growing audience.

 

This year, the GARAGESALESWINNIPEG.com web site surpassed 7000 visits. By the end of 2018, the website already had 6900 visits or 305% more visitors than the inaugural year (1704 visits in 2016).  EzReklama thinks it has something to do with their offerings. “Useful articles, helpful how to videos,  an easy to follow monthly calendar of scheduled sales, free technical support, and even a newly introduced community forum platform to talk about what we enjoy doing all contributes to visitor loyalty”,  says website and promotions Manager, Ihor Cap.  This is quite an array of capabilities that is not readily offered by other websites.

 

For more information about garage sales in Winnipeg, visit this state-of-the-art website today. It’s just a click away! http://www.garagesaleswinnipeg.com/

Author: Dariya Dyryk-Cap
Contact
Ihor Cap, Internet Marketing and Promotions Manager
Email: admin@ezreklama.com.
Web Site: http://www.garagesaleswinnipeg.com/

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EzReklama (pronounced easy Reklama) is the first all-inclusive online business that uses cutting-edge technology to deliver advertising, publishing and promotions online.

The Socials Mosaic in Manitoba

Manitoba’s Other Socials

Location of Manitoba in Canada
By Qyd (Self from GIS data) [Public domain],
via Wikimedia Commons

Seasons come and go, but the fun filled activities of Manitoba pre-wedding socials tend to step up around winter time. We say it helps to chase away the winter blues, and it’s a dry winter after all. Then again, in the midst of the piercing Prairie cold comes an unpretentious influx of color and warmth from relatively new communities that are untying our traditional understandings of socials. More and more of us are embracing other types of variations to our socials with creative remixes that are now enabling infinite permutations of ethnic food, sound and music from the Philippines, India and China too. That’s because they are among the top visible immigrant groups to arrive to the Prairies. The Chinese are the most numerous visible minority group in Alberta (26.5%) and Saskatchewan (28%), whereas Filipinos continue to dominate the visible minority landscape in Manitoba (34.6%), followed by immigrants from India (22.3%) and China (6.2 %).

Canadian Group for Democracy in Ukraine writes Minister of Foreign Affairs re Russia's attack on Ukraine in Azov Sea

November 26, 2018
Honourable Chrystia Freeland
Minister of Foreign Affairs
House of Commons
Ottawa, ON K1A 0A6

Chrystia.Freeland@international.gc.ca

Dear Minister,
We are writing on a most urgent matter. Russia’s blockade of the Azov Sea and attack on Ukraine’s ships is another violation of international law requiring immediate response. We thank you for your statement “support for Ukraine and for the condemnation of Russia’s illegal invasion and annexation of Crimea” and for seeking the release of the detained Ukrainians. Regretfully, Russia is immune to words. Therefore, we ask for more; that in concert with other like-minded states Canada seeks punishment for Russia’s latest aggression commensurate with its growing and unrelenting disruption of the world order. It’s latest violation of international law and state sovereignty calls for strong, decisive measures that will be taken seriously by President Vladimir Putin rather than mocked, as has been the case with the current economic sanctions operating to date. This time, they must be strong enough to act as a deterrent rather than an encouragement for further aggression.